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Newspaper

Gettysburg Times

Location

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1939

Page

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Stolen Cash From G J Smith Home in Centennial

Burglars forced entry at George J Smith and Mrs Clara G Smith home in Centennial and took 72 dollars in cash from multiple locations including two pocketbooks. Police were notified by Private Oberheim of the state police criminal investigation division and investigations began.

G. J. SMITH CENTENNIAL yale George J.Silth Clara G.Smith Hanover Smith Bay Oberheim Gettysburg state motor police state Highway department

Two Women Robbed of Pocketbooks at Oak Ridge Stand

Two visitors at Oak Ridge battlefield were robbed of pocketbooks while at a souvenir stand Sunday afternoon. The incident was reported to state police by Mrs. Janet Sinclair of Overbrook Pa and Mrs. Mildred Feehrer of Narberth. They had parked near the stand about 1 20 pm and left the car unlocked with the items on the back seat. Items including bank cards licenses glasses a fountain pen and a flash belt valued at about 42 were taken from the two bags, one white leather and one black patent leather.

battlefeld Oak Ridge State Janet W. Sinclair Overbrook Mildred R. Feehreer Narberth Ray E. Oberhelm mojor Sinclair

Huntington Two Teachers Assigned by School Board

Huntington Township school board assigns teachers to multiple schools including Idaville No 1 and No 2 plus Fickes Whitcomb's View Rock Clap and Hickory Polit. Tax rate set at 15 miles with 4 dollars per head tax. Coal supply contract awarded to Henry Stick Hanover at 6.40 per ton. Transport contract for township pupils awarded to Lloyd Hoffman and Robert Kennedy.

Huntington township iig One township Pike Clair Bricker Miller's Ruth Gardiner Worley Idaville No. 1 Norman Hoffman Idaville No 2 Marle Bushey Davison Fickes Clyde Kennedy Whitcomb Nelle Gardner Rock Clap Lawence Golden Sadler's Rene Tanger Hickory Polit Grace Spangler Henry Stick Hanover Lloyd Hoffman Robert Kennedy frntish transportatin

Philadelphia Cashier To Address Bankers

O Howard Wolfe cashier of Philadelphia National Bank will speak at the Adams County Bankers Association dinner meeting in Fairfield. The event spots Odd Fellows Hall with a 6:39 start. President Edgar Deardorff of Gettysburg First National Bank will preside.

O. Howard Wolfe Philadelphia National bank Adams County Bankers’ association Fairfield Odd Fellows’ hall Will Kegin

Scouts from Philo Patrol Attend Camporee in Virginia

About 130 Boy Scouts from Philo patrol in Rich Virginia attended a field event. The group participated in activities and planned future gatherings.

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Five Tonsil Patients Treated At Warner Hospital

A list from Warner Hospital shows Phillip Hoke and others from Biglerville and Littlestown operated on for tonsil removal this morning. Several victims received X rays or casts for injuries including a finger fracture and a hand laceration from Friday night.

Four Charged With Speeding In Gettysburg Area

The Gettysburg police list four speeding charges and one bad pass incident. Robert Denninger of Gettysburg R. 3 faced a 66 mph charge before Justice C F Redding in Cumberland township. Pied Hawk of Toronto paid a $10 fine for 11.41 mph over limit. Allen Gould of Pittsburgh and Frank Robinson of Pittsburgh were to be processed for 70 and 60 mph respectively. Edward Bingel of Pittsburgh would be charged for a bad pass before Justice J L Kane in Franklin township. Marriage banns published for Anna M Redding, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward J Redding, at St Francis Xavier Church.

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Drunken Driving Charge in Borough Leads to Bail

John H Baseyote arrested around 2 oclock Saturday on a drunken driving charge after examination. Borough Officer Charles W Culp filed the charge. Miller was jailed, released under 500 bail for a morning hearing, and his bond renewed for the August term.

G. MM Miller South merming John H Baseyote Chaubersburg street Charles W Culp bonidess

Essay Setup Favored by Adams County American Legion

Adams county Legion posts backed a plan for an essay contest run through schools with county superintendent and high school principals. Gettysburg entrant David Garfunkle won a state college scholarship essay prize as the contest moved toward wider statewide participation. Delegates from Abert J. Lente Post No 202 attended the Williamsport convention. transportation to Williamsport was arranged by local supporters.

American Legion Adams county Legion Gettysburg state Legion Williamsport Adams county David Garfiikle Pennnsylvania State college Horace E. Smiley Elmer J. Dillman Frank J. servicg Gebtysburg Abert J. Lente post Legion st ‘Williamsport perade druat and bugle corps Sons of the Tegoon Aoard Lents druny corps Preston Singley Clade Berger Johny Sheffer Harry Troxell Edwart Hartman Georer W. Boehner Wilmer Rott Charles Rogers Roy Alexander Ida’ Mee W. L. Hafer Rover Felix Harry i pittentur William Timmins Elizabeth Cox Albert Cardentl Rey Markley

Business Talk Tonight At Hotel Gettysburg

Business leaders from all lines invited to a 6 PM joint session at Hotel Gettysburg sponsored by the Gettysburg Chamber of Commerce Rotary and Lions clubs. speaker CH Tunt of the Pennsylvania State Chamber will discuss community business problems and aid in improving local enterprise.

Gettysburg MHamabe —in commerce Rotary and Lions clubs CH Tunt enuhells Pennsylvania State Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce Chambersbug and Sutbury Chambers of Commerce Tunk Murray B Friuver royal Chamber of Commerce Will Hunt service club

Registration Totals Being Compiled After Primary Week

Adams county registration totals are being finalized. Chief clerk Homer Winteldik reports 137 county residents registered or changed party affiliation since Sunday morning. Registration at the Wouse Registration ended at noon Saturday. clerks will sort and file hundreds of registrations from last week. Complete figures by voting district will be released in a few days.

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Mrs Mary L Pickles 82 dies after illness in Gettysburg

Mrs. Mary L Pickles aged 82 of 10 West Middle Street died Saturday evening after a brief illness. She lived in Gettysburg most of her life, was born to Walter and Catherine Noel, and attended St James Lutheran. Funeral services Wednesday at 2 30 from N B Bender and Son with Rev Spencer W Annest officiating. Interment in Hempton cemetery. She is survived by a brother Park Noel of Gettysburg and several nephews. Funeral home calling hours Tuesday evening. police inspection: state motor police begin annual bus inspection for 43 buses serving county schools. completion expected Tuesday morning at Diglerville High School.

Mary L. Pickles dind ul jier West Middle street Picking shirly Hood dvcuise Gettysburg Haroplana Walam Catherine Rogers) Noel Adams county Jacob Picking Picking wats St. Janes Lutheran church Park Noel olinber Ss and nephews N. B. Bender and son Spencer W. Annest Hempton Bander gSeelock Gebrys Huber Diglerville high school

Stranger Fails in Attempt To Lure Kugler From Home

Police investigate an unexplained attempt to lure J. Walter Kugler from his home shortly before midnight Saturday. A car stopped near his house with its motor running and one occupant claimed Kugler’s brother was in the car and wanted to talk. Kugler refused to go, phoned his brother who was at the car, and fired a shotgun charge at the vehicle as authorities searched country roads for occupants. The visitor claimed to be “Heney Hull” and the matter remains unsolved.

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Lawrence man pays ten dollar fine for reckless driving

Fred G. Penfleld of Lawrence Kansas paid a ten dollar fine this afternoon before Justice Joby for a reckless driving charge. Borough Officer Charles W. Culp led the investigation detailing minor inaccuracies on York Street during the event.

Fred GC. Penfleld Lawrence Kansas Perct Joby Charles. W. Culpeter hiss minor iaceddenton York Street Penfield

Twelve Days of Heat Persist as Mercury Reaches 90

For the sixth consecutive day temperatures linger above 90 degrees in the county. Official readings show a 94 degree high on Sunday, with daily highs in the 90s since Wednesday and no temps below 72 overnight. The heat worsens drought damage to corn, apples, and other crops as wells run dry and streams stop in Glume County.

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Historical Society to Advance Charter Plans

The Agenas County Historical Society, led by Robert O. Piller of Gettysburg, aims to secure a charter. A meeting is set for 7:30 this evening at the courthouse with speakers De Robert Forten baual of Gettysburg College and Henry Yount of the York County Historical Society.

Agenas County Historical society court house utay Robert O. Piller Gettysburg evenue De Robert Fortenbaual Gettysburg college Henry @. Yount York (founty Historical society

Two Vehicles Crashed on Mountain Road. One Hurt

A truck and two sedans collided on a mountainside near the Adams Franklin line on the Waynesboro highway. Earl Hatch, 26, Altoona, reported he was hauling cantaloupes when a sedan driven by Clarence Warren descended the grade at high speed and struck the truck. Warren, taken to Waynesboro Hospital with a dislocated elbow and a fractured test elbow, faced questioning. Estimated vehicle damage totaled about $58. Authorities led the investigation, with Officer G R WagenSsen of Gettysboro presiding.

Adams-Franklin county Waynesboro Waynesboro hospital G. R. Wagensen Gettysboro delad state trotoy police Earl Hatch Altoona Wagenseller Clarence Warren Fairfield Ro Warren genteles Warren Waxensell

Cyclist Injured Near New Oxford

Melvin S. Gensemer of Denver Lane caster county sustained facial lacerations when his motorcycle went off Linvals highway two miles west of New Oxford. He swerved to avoid an automobile that stopped to prevent a collision, sending his cycle into a field where it upset. Motorcycle damage reached about $840.

Melvin S. Gensemer Denver Lanecaster Linvals New Oxford Gensemer

Guide Trips Recorded Sunday On Gettysburg Battlefield

Traffic was unusually heavy on the Gettysburg battlefield Sunday according to reports from L. Nett, superintendent of the National Cemetery. A total of 149 guide-trips were made by tourists visiting the site, with checkers estimating that about one in four cars passing through the cemetery carried a guide.

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Gettysburg College Names Acting Biology Department Head

Gettysburg College announces Dr Kerl Bowen will lead the biology department as acting head starting at the fall term. Bowen comes from Long Island University Brooklyn and holds Harvard PhD. Robert P Marsh is released as head and will take a sabbatical. Paul D Aitland becomes Bowen’s assistant in the biology and history departments.

Kerl Bowen Gettysburg college Newry W. A. Hanson Doctor Bowen Gettysburg Long Island university college of arts and sciences Brooklyn New York Hendrix college Conway Arkansas Booth Bowen Harvard university Robert P Marsh West Brownway Lic biol Paul D-Aitland Doctor Bowell bistary Doctor Aitland

Fires Destroy House Garage and Straw Stack Near Dillsburg

Two fires Friday near Dillsburg caused extensive damage including a vacant two and a half story dwelling once owned by Kienna Mansberger near Franklin church. Firefighters saved nearby structures. damage estimated around two thousand dollars for the home and several hundred for a barn and straw stack.

Damie Dillsbuve forest of Fast Cleer Sprities Dillsburg fire company Paul Stazaswiski Abbottstown New Oxford Clinton Reberi Fast Berlin

Injured Man Falls From Cottage Roof in Adams County

Seman Blower, 49, of Castisie, fell from a collage roof in Agante county injuring a pelvis. He was taken by community ambulance to Carlisle Hospital where physicians reported his condition as fair Sunday evening. Blosser was repairing a neighbor’s roof when he lost balance and fell.

Seman Blower Castisie Agante Carlisle Blosser tell

Father of two shot self during groundhog hunt

Edward Hohenadel 39 of Columbia died after a self inflicted accidental wound at the W W Cooper farm near East Berlin Reading Twp Adams Co. Authorities ruled the 12 gauge shotgun discharge an accident as he struck at a groundhog with the stock. He left a wife Helen and two children Anna and Robert with two sisters. Funeral plans announced for Wednesday at Holy Trinity and Holy Name Society.

Cooper Herth East Berlin Heading township Edward Hoheradel Columbia zoro_chil_ dren Edgar A. Miller Gettys Burg Adams county Hobhunads Hohenadel Miller Harry Cooper Herrisburg Frank Howe Howe W. W. Cooper A. M Bricker la'cloak James Baughman Bricker W. Allen wag Elfora John Hobenadel Cohurbia tmaleable casting corporation Holy Trinity Catholic church Holy Name society cirsie Helen M. Hohenadel Anna Robert Mary Pry Wenestley Tory Holy drinkty Catholic church Coltumbia

Couple Hurt When Car Leaves Road Near Brushtown

Paul S Leathery of York drove west on route 16d just west of Brushtown when blinded by approaching lights. He lost control and the car overturned. Miss Romaine Hershey of Hanover was thrown from the vehicle and injured. Both were taken to Hanover General Hospital by Earl Tapper of McSherrystown. Hershey suffered facial and bodily cuts with a possible shoulder fracture. Leathery had facial and body cuts. Auto damage estimated at 18.

Paul S. Leathery York Romaine Hershey Hanover Hanover General hospital Leathery Brushtown Sol Wentz eros ‘Mosseimih

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